Re: Migration from files to DBXML

Kimbro Staken wrote:
> Look at importData.py. It accesses the DBXML database directly. It's 
> designed to take a single XML file containing all the records and an 
> XPath that is used to separate the file into individual records. You 
> could make a /node() request through Syncato on the file database and 
> store it into a single file with something like wget and then split it 
> up again with /results/node(). Make sure nothing else has the DBXML 
> database open when you do this.
> 
> On May 14, 2004, at 1:12 PM, darryl wrote:

Just a note.

if you want to split it up again i think the proper query is:

/results/*

-darryl
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